Can this provide enough power to run a 1000 w 110v heater?
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Not even close...in general if you live in the cold countries you would beFAR FAR better off by looking at an alternate source of heat such as kerosene,Propane, wood stove, etc. and save your solar energy for everything (almost)else. To put this in perpective...I have 10 batterries for a total of aboutclose to 900 Ah, with a 9 panel total wattage of around 960w, and I wouldnot attempt this. You would need WAY WAY-more than this to be able to runYour 1000w heater (especially if you're using it at night)Why not go with an indoor kerosene or propane and have a little dc fanbehind it to circulate the air ? Unless you have a wood stove option Not even close...in general if you live in the cold countries you would beFAR FAR better off by looking at an alternate source of heat such as kerosene,Propane, wood stove, etc. and save your solar energy for everything (almost)else. To put this in perpective...I have 10 batterries for a total of aboutclose to 900 Ah, with a 9 panel total wattage of around 960w, and I wouldnot attempt this. You would need WAY WAY-more than this to be able to runYour 1000w heater (especially if you're using it at night)Why not go with an indoor kerosene or propane... » Read More Not even close...in general if you live in the cold countries you would beFAR FAR better off by looking at an alternate source of heat such as kerosene,Propane, wood stove, etc. and save your solar energy for everything (almost)else. To put this in perpective...I have 10 batterries for a total of aboutclose to 900 Ah, with a 9 panel total wattage of around 960w, and I wouldnot attempt this. You would need WAY WAY-more than this to be able to runYour 1000w heater (especially if you're using it at night)Why not go with an indoor kerosene or propane and have a little dc fanbehind it to circulate the air ? Unless you have a wood stove option « Show Less
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Not even close...in general if you live in the cold countries you would be FAR FAR better off by looking at an alternate source of heat such as kerosene, Propane, wood stove, etc. and save your solar energy for everything (almost) else. To put this in perpective...I have 10 batterries for a total of about close to 900 Ah, with a 9 panel total wattage of around 960w, and I would not attempt this. You would need WAY WAY-more than this to be able to run Your 1000w heater (especially if you're using it at night) Why not go with an indoor kerosene or propane and have a little dc fan behind it to circulate the air ? Unless you have a wood stove option
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needs 110v power to ignite burner and to run remote temperature control keypad
656870
Yes it should be enough. I'm using mine to convert 220 into 110 with a power of 1400, works perfectly.
108957
Yes it depends on the relay u use so get a nice solid state relay as well for it but input I'm not sure I run mine on 110v us
1850569
Chris - sorry so long for reply, either would do, as this unit only uses like 5.4 amps I think.... I'm actually getting a 1000 watter for next time. Hope this helps friend.
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Yes, it can be. 100 amp for city power and 60amp for back up.What I have used it for at my cabin, is for two different generators for my service. I don't always need 10k feeding the cabin. Most of the time I only need 3k
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You will need to supply 110 power to the unit. A nearby outline or heavy duty extension cord will do.
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Probably not. Mine is close to 10 years old and still works great but its designed to supply 150 watts. I imagine your heater would use more and trip the breaker on the PV150. You would need to get a heater then buy an inverter with enough watt output to run it.
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No u just need 110vJust make sure their on separate breakers Don't plug them into one outlet light to powerful"1000 watt"
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Hi,Yes this unit has the capability to power the items you've mentioned, but it will simply be a matter of how long and that will depend on the rate of energy being used by the device being powered, a small electric heater has a rather high rate of energy use. Keep in mind the unit is rechargeable, it's a battery based power source, it's extremely portable and quiet. Hope this helps.All the best, Electrovicity
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Sorry, no. The converter is only for max 100W peak and also nit intended for equipment producing heat, like driers, toasters, ...
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this power converter can handle up to 500w electrical appliances. you should buy 1000W power converter (or more)
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You know that this is a 120VAC heater? I think they make 12VDC versions but unless you have an inverter mounted somewhere, this is not going to work.
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No, it's 110 power supply. You would need to buy a universal converter or adapter for it.
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Blower runs off 110 volt power and yes you can run a 20-30-40- 0r 100 nlb tank for the heater
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I am not sure how much power this can handle. It does work with my 55,000 BTU heater which draws (as far as I know) 10 amps (to run the pump/fan).I suspect it would work, as long as you don't have to do anything to the heater to get it to turn on after you plug it in. If you have to turn on a switch/push a button/etc. after plugging in the heater, this won't work since it's just like you unplugged your heater after the desired temperature was reached, and plugged it back in when it gets too cold.
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1000 watts will run fine from a single outlet! What they are saying that you cannot pull more than 1000 watts total from both outlets. If one outlet draws 750 watts, you have 250 watts left for the second outlet!